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An eight-year-old boy from Soweto remains in critical condition in ICU after consuming snacks from a local spaza shop.
The IFP urges the government to seek alternative revenue solutions to alleviate the burden of the VAT increase on South African consumers, following a significant meeting with the ANC to address the ongoing budget impasse.
Following severe weather incidents in KwaZulu-Natal that resulted in over 30 deaths, the Cogta department has allocated R227 million to assist affected municipalities in recovery efforts.
IFP leader Velenkosini Hlabisa announces plans for groundbreaking legislation to expedite deportation of undocumented foreign nationals, emphasising the protection of South African jobs while maintaining a stance against xenophobia.
Ithala Bank is locked in a legal brawl with Prudential Authority, which is an entity of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB).
The Prudential Authority, an entity of the South African Reserve Bank, is behind the application of the liquidation of Ithala Bank.
Mfeka claims that the group is conspiring to facilitate the bank's impending liquidation through its ties with the repayment administrator, Johan Kruger, appointed by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB).
Severe weather warnings have been issued for KwaZulu-Natal as heavy rainfall of up to 100mm is expected, leading to potential flooding and disruptions across the province.
This has ignited a fervent mobilisation effort among political parties, traditional leaders, and community activists aiming to prevent what many believe would be a devastating loss for the people of KwaZulu-Natal.
Government officials assure Khoi and San leaders of their rightful place in traditional leadership structures, aiming for official recognition and unity within the community.
Government officials assure Khoi and San leaders of their rightful place in traditional leadership structures, aiming for official recognition and unity within the community.
The IFP staged an impressive comeback, winning 48% of the votes in Ward 15, a significant increase from their disappointing 29% in the May general elections.
DA leader John Steenhuisen used the SONA debate to restate why his party was part of the Government of the National Unity (GNU), which is to block the EFF and MK from power and to turn South Africa’s economy around.
Founded in 1952 as a development finance institution (DFI) with a focus on serving underprivileged communities, Ithala Bank had long been a symbol of hope for those who had limited access to traditional banking services.
“We are confident the proceedings will run very smoothly because it is clear to us all as members what is the business of the day and how we must conduct ourselves. If you act outside, the rules empower the presiding officers to take appropriate action,” said National Council of Province chairperson Mtsweni-Tsipane.
The IFP has announced an extension of membership and leadership terms until December 2025, aiming to strengthen the party’s structure ahead of the local government elections.
The Inkatha Freedom Party expresses its concerns over President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signing of the Expropriation Bill, emphasising the need for greater consultation and consensus among political parties.
The Inkatha Freedom Party pledges to defend Ithala Bank against liquidation, highlighting its significance to the black economy and the legacy of the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
The Inkatha Freedom Party celebrates its 50th anniversary with a series of events highlighting its historical contributions and future vision for South Africa.
The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), has extended a contract extension for 67,000 CWP beneficiaries who were set to lose their jobs, following protests and criticism from labour unions over the proposed job cuts.
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The upcoming conference is poised to be a defining moment for the IFP as it navigates leadership ambitions amid a backdrop of both continuity and change, reflecting its rich history while looking towards a promising future.
King Khoisan SA has camped outside the Union Buildings for six years, advocating for the Khoisan people’s recognition as the First Nation and demanding land rights, while accusing the National Khoi-San Council of betrayal.
CoGTA’s R10 million travel expenses in five months have sparked outrage, with calls for accountability from opposition parties as South Africa grapples with economic challenges.
Cosatu said the development was particularly worrying because these participants would be plunged into instant poverty and would struggle to secure other employment in an economy with an unemployment rate of 41. 9%.